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Much Ado

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Making Our Community Better, One Cup of Coffee at a Time

In Much Ado by Catherine LandisAugust 17, 2016leave a COMMENT

For great coffee, try Three Bears. Owner Jeff Scheafnocker sells it out of a bright blue wagon at the Market Square Farmer’s Market, at his Three Bears Coffee Company store …

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A Tempest Over Testing

In Much Ado by Catherine LandisJuly 13, 2016leave a COMMENT

“That was a waste of time,” my friend’s grandson exclaimed after this year’s TNReady test nose-dived into ignominy. He wasn’t talking about the test; he was talking about his entire …

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Our General Assembly Tackles Problems That Don’t Exist—and Creates New Ones in the Process

In Much Ado by Catherine LandisJune 1, 2016leave a COMMENT

A magistrate is peacefully overseeing the last outpost of the Empire when a state of emergency is declared. Rumors spread: the Barbarians are preparing an attack. The magistrate has seen no …

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At Knox County Schools, Where’s the Education in Sex Ed?

In Much Ado by Catherine LandisApril 20, 2016leave a COMMENT

You might have a problem if your sex ed teacher tells rape jokes. Or if he warns girls against catching “ho-itis.” You might have a problem if students leave class …

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We the People Are “Free” From Insure Tennessee—and Good Governance

In Much Ado by Catherine LandisMarch 30, 2016leave a COMMENT

Once, while serving on the board of my neighborhood pool club, I listened as fellow members discussed facility improvements that absolutely needed to be done and the subsequent dues increase …

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